I was just diagnosed with MS today

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Hi..my name is ...was just diagnosed today, a couple of hours ago.

I was preparing myself for it so, not a huge shock. Still a little

scary though. I'm a member of several other yahoo groups and figured

surely there's an MS group! So, here I am. I hope to learn lots from

this group. Any initial advise would be helpful.

Thx!

[Guest guest]

welcome , you will learn alot from this group, I was diagnosed in

June of 06 and theres still so much to learn. I hope you will find

everything here to help you through this.

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> Hi..my name is ...was just diagnosed today, a couple of hours ago.

> I was preparing myself for it so, not a huge shock. Still a little

> scary though. I'm a member of several other yahoo groups and figured

> surely there's an MS group! So, here I am. I hope to learn lots from

> this group. Any initial advise would be helpful.

> Thx!

>

[Guest guest]

Oh .say just will to help if you need anythink Dave

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Sent: 25 Jan 2008 21:52 +00:00

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Subject: Re: I was just diagnosed with MS today

welcome , you will learn alot from this group, I was diagnosed in

June of 06 and theres still so much to learn. I hope you will find

everything here to help you through this.

>

> Hi..my name is ...was just diagnosed today, a couple of hours ago.

> I was preparing myself for it so, not a huge shock. Still a little

> scary though. I'm a member of several other yahoo groups and figured

> surely there's an MS group! So, here I am. I hope to learn lots from

> this group. Any initial advise would be helpful.

> Thx!

>

[Guest guest]

Hello . If you have a lot of spare time, I suggest you start back at last

Jan. and scan through the posts for the year. I think all the issues have been

discussed and debated thru and thru up untill now. I think it would be a good

education to help you to judge for your self......RP

blue31167 wrote: Hi..my name is ...was just

diagnosed today, a couple of hours ago.

I was preparing myself for it so, not a huge shock. Still a little

scary though. I'm a member of several other yahoo groups and figured

surely there's an MS group! So, here I am. I hope to learn lots from

this group. Any initial advise would be helpful.

Thx!

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Please take a look at my poster about a possible cause of MS and

possibility of preventing and curing:

http://www.haptens.republika.pl/images/poster.jpg

<http://www.haptens.republika.pl/images/poster.jpg>

This poster I presented 8-th December 2007 at International Conference

" Advances in Clinical Neuroimmunology " in Poznañ, Poland.

More info in English is on my website:

http://www.haptens.republika.pl/haptenology_en.html

<http://www.haptens.republika.pl/haptenology_en.html>

Best wishes,

Jerzy Grzeszczuk

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> Hi..my name is ...was just diagnosed today, a couple of hours ago.

> I was preparing myself for it so, not a huge shock. ... Any initial

advise would be helpful.

> Thx!

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Sorry about your diagnosis. I became symptomatic suddenly in September

06 and was diagnosed just a couple months later. I have had no

remissions, but overall am not really doing any worse. Everyone is

different with this disease.

There is a lot to learn from the alternative perspective, and it can be

overwhelming at first. As others have mentioned, some of the most

popular things people are doing are diet revision, such as the Best Bet

Diet or Raw Foods Diet and generally healthy eating of lots of natures

foods and avoidance of Aspartame, MSG, smoking, etc. That alone can be

a lot to change, but once you have accomplished that, here are some

other things people have done:

Some have had good experience with Low Dose Naltrexone, and for others

it has not helped. Many have focused on removal of metals in the mouth

(and root canals and cavitations) followed by chelation.

To take it a step further, other things people have had varying success

with include some of the following: supplements; fasting; cleansing of

the colon, kidney, and liver; Calcium EAP injections; biodentical

hormone replacement therapy, testing for food intolerances called ELISA

testing and avoiding those foods; the Prokarin Patch; and the Klenner

protocol.

I don't want to overwhelm you. Again, this is just to give an overview

of the broad scope of things you can try. There are stories, which seem

quite credible of putting their disease in remission that seems to be

permanent. It generally is a lot of work though.

A former member keeps a website that has an introductory page for

alternative treatments and then various success stories of people who

have won or are winning the fight against MS. Here is a link to the

site:

http://www.webspawner.com/users/directoryofmultalt/index.html

Feel free to contact me (there is a link to the side of the post with

an envelope that allows you to write to individuals) if you have more

questions. I empathize very much with the newly diagnosed and wish you

the best in being one of those who beats this thing. It is possible.

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> Hi..my name is ...was just diagnosed today, a couple of hours

ago.

> I was preparing myself for it so, not a huge shock. Still a little

> scary though. I'm a member of several